CWCM Exam Questions with Verified
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An initial family assessment must be completed within... - ANSWERS -15 working days
When should a TPR be filed? - ANSWERS -Within 60 days of any child being in out of home care
for 12 of the previous 22 months.
Objective of the FFA - ANSWERS -Identify families where children are unsafe and in need of
ongoing protective supervision.
What is Family-Centered Practice? - ANSWERS -Working with families to enhance their ability to
care for and protect their children.
Core Tenants of Florida's Practice Model - ANSWERS -Engage: Build rapport and trust with the
family.
Partner: Identify formal and informal partners who have knowledge about the family.
Gather Information
Assess and Understand
Plan for the child's safety: in or out of the home.
Plan for family change
,Monitor and adapt
6 Information Standards - ANSWERS -1.Nature and Extent of Maltreatment
2.Circumstances of Maltreatment
3.Child Functioning
4.Parent Discipline
5.General parenting
6.Adult functioning
Florida Safety Intervention Model (steps) - ANSWERS -Hotline Assessment
CPI FFA: ID the problem
Ongoing FFA: determine changes
Safety Plan and Case Plan Eval
Anticipated outcome
Frequency of Unannounced Visits - ANSWERS -One every 3 months
What is co-parenting? - ANSWERS -Shared parenting responsibilities between parties who do
not live together.
Children have the right to have a relationship with both parents regardless of their relationship
with each other.
,Potential Co-Parents in Child Welfare - ANSWERS -Birth parents
Foster parents
Case Managers
GAL
Therapist
DCF
Core Values of FCP - ANSWERS -There is an intrinsic human worth in every family.
Every child must be protected from abuse and neglect.
Children should live in or as close as possible to their homes.
A child's home must be safe, stable and permanent.
A child must achieve success in school and in all aspects of health.
Involving family members solves conflict.
What are In-Home Services? - ANSWERS -A program of specialized services for children who
have been maltreated by their caretakers and as a result are exposed to unhealthy
environments.
Purpose of In-Home Services - ANSWERS --Ensure continued protection of the child by:
- providing support services to maintain the family unit.
- assist parents in improving skills to meet the minimum needs of their child.
, What is out of home care? - ANSWERS -A temporary, substitute-care service for a planned
period of time for children whose own families are unable to care for them.
Typical Out of Home Placements - ANSWERS -Adult relative
Adult non-relative
Family foster homes
Group homes or facilities
Purpose of Out of Home Care - ANSWERS -Provide the child with a family-like experience
Provide an environment that is safe and nurturing
Provide support services to the bio family
Find and support and alternative permanent family
Reasons for Out of Home Care - ANSWERS -Temporary Absence of the parent(s) due to illness,
incarceration, abandonment
Inadequate family supports within communities
Excessive stress in the parent's life
A parent's immaturity
Substance abuse, psychological or character problems that contribute to maltreatment.
Solutions76
An initial family assessment must be completed within... - ANSWERS -15 working days
When should a TPR be filed? - ANSWERS -Within 60 days of any child being in out of home care
for 12 of the previous 22 months.
Objective of the FFA - ANSWERS -Identify families where children are unsafe and in need of
ongoing protective supervision.
What is Family-Centered Practice? - ANSWERS -Working with families to enhance their ability to
care for and protect their children.
Core Tenants of Florida's Practice Model - ANSWERS -Engage: Build rapport and trust with the
family.
Partner: Identify formal and informal partners who have knowledge about the family.
Gather Information
Assess and Understand
Plan for the child's safety: in or out of the home.
Plan for family change
,Monitor and adapt
6 Information Standards - ANSWERS -1.Nature and Extent of Maltreatment
2.Circumstances of Maltreatment
3.Child Functioning
4.Parent Discipline
5.General parenting
6.Adult functioning
Florida Safety Intervention Model (steps) - ANSWERS -Hotline Assessment
CPI FFA: ID the problem
Ongoing FFA: determine changes
Safety Plan and Case Plan Eval
Anticipated outcome
Frequency of Unannounced Visits - ANSWERS -One every 3 months
What is co-parenting? - ANSWERS -Shared parenting responsibilities between parties who do
not live together.
Children have the right to have a relationship with both parents regardless of their relationship
with each other.
,Potential Co-Parents in Child Welfare - ANSWERS -Birth parents
Foster parents
Case Managers
GAL
Therapist
DCF
Core Values of FCP - ANSWERS -There is an intrinsic human worth in every family.
Every child must be protected from abuse and neglect.
Children should live in or as close as possible to their homes.
A child's home must be safe, stable and permanent.
A child must achieve success in school and in all aspects of health.
Involving family members solves conflict.
What are In-Home Services? - ANSWERS -A program of specialized services for children who
have been maltreated by their caretakers and as a result are exposed to unhealthy
environments.
Purpose of In-Home Services - ANSWERS --Ensure continued protection of the child by:
- providing support services to maintain the family unit.
- assist parents in improving skills to meet the minimum needs of their child.
, What is out of home care? - ANSWERS -A temporary, substitute-care service for a planned
period of time for children whose own families are unable to care for them.
Typical Out of Home Placements - ANSWERS -Adult relative
Adult non-relative
Family foster homes
Group homes or facilities
Purpose of Out of Home Care - ANSWERS -Provide the child with a family-like experience
Provide an environment that is safe and nurturing
Provide support services to the bio family
Find and support and alternative permanent family
Reasons for Out of Home Care - ANSWERS -Temporary Absence of the parent(s) due to illness,
incarceration, abandonment
Inadequate family supports within communities
Excessive stress in the parent's life
A parent's immaturity
Substance abuse, psychological or character problems that contribute to maltreatment.
